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Rusted Blade
[14] Master
Amy: Training Gear
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For the longest time I always thought Azwel reminded me of someone I've seen before. But it's finally clicked, which I'm sure most would say is obvious but sometimes you just have a mental block until that eureka moment. Anyway it's this guy.
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Once I realized the certain similarity between Raph's face and Bowie's, the rest just fell into place. :)Raffy stardust hahaha so cool...
The fact that all of her photos are night lighting conditions is probably underselling the chromacy of that outfit: the colors actually are quite vibrant. But, yeah, I can't claim to be 100% satisfied with her. I've been meaning to get around to experimenting with the base pattern on the skirt/top a little. Whatever it is that needs changing, I agree she does not "pop" as well as she could.gipsy oracle could benefit from more varied vibrant colors...
Which of the three is your favorite?Azwel ... Oozes charisma
Tell me about it: far too many great SCV ExEq missing in action in SCVI...Beggars belief rac tail isn't ava. as EXeq come on it was soooo versatile...
Meh, I know that's the received wisdom among many good CaSers, but my take is that it is very much a case-by-case call: it's definitely possible for a design to get too busy, and as a result, end up looking artificial/over-egged. In addition to that concern with original characters, there is the fact certain homage characters (those which are meant to approximate aesthetics or rendering techniques in the inspiring media) sometimes call for a more restrained approach, and can look better for it.stickers and a bit more texturing would help give CAS more ooomph...
But if it seems obvious to you in retrospect, I'll be honest: I wasn't sure if anybody was going to catch the reference at all (it's a pretty t dated reference, even if it does point to a once-broad class of character archetype),